WTB Campagnolo down tube RIGHT shifter inner piece
02-11-22, 04:58 PM
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WTB Campagnolo down tube RIGHT shifter inner piece
Hi,
Need the inside piece for the RIGHT side.
Pic of left is attached.
Really appreciate your consideration
Thank you
Michael
Need the inside piece for the RIGHT side.
Pic of left is attached.
Really appreciate your consideration
Thank you
Michael
02-11-22, 08:40 PM
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Contact me, I likely have one that will work for you. Smiles, MH
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02-13-22, 01:17 PM
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Hey Dave ( madhonk)
Want to make sure you got my PMs
A few things have "bounced" back.
Thank you again for all your help and
generosity!!!!
Greatly appreciated 🙂🙂🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲
Want to make sure you got my PMs
A few things have "bounced" back.
Thank you again for all your help and
generosity!!!!
Greatly appreciated 🙂🙂🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲🚲
02-13-22, 01:36 PM
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Mike,
I went to the parts stash and there are two different ones. The position of the stop is higher in one model and lower in the other. You may need to pull the right shifter apart and compare the one you need to the pictures here. Then call me and I can will get the correct one out to you. Here are the pics of the differences:
Note the position of the stop in the left one. It allows for more return if the shift lever if you are using the older style of lever. The right one is correct for the older levers which have less cable wrap up than the newer levers.
The position of the stops relative to the square cut out for the braze on boss.
Let me know, Smiles, MH
I went to the parts stash and there are two different ones. The position of the stop is higher in one model and lower in the other. You may need to pull the right shifter apart and compare the one you need to the pictures here. Then call me and I can will get the correct one out to you. Here are the pics of the differences:
Note the position of the stop in the left one. It allows for more return if the shift lever if you are using the older style of lever. The right one is correct for the older levers which have less cable wrap up than the newer levers.
The position of the stops relative to the square cut out for the braze on boss.
Let me know, Smiles, MH
02-13-22, 07:24 PM
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^ After reviewing the OP's original photo, I'm pretty sure he needs the version on the right in the above photos.
I was actually thinking of pointing out the differences in these pieces, but didn't know if I could describe the differences well enough! Good you came along with clear photos
DD
I was actually thinking of pointing out the differences in these pieces, but didn't know if I could describe the differences well enough! Good you came along with clear photos
DD
